Sentence examples for surely sensible from inspiring English sources

But when rates are below the historical average, it is surely sensible to anticipate an increase.Real rates will stay at today's low levels only if the global growth outlook is gloomy for the foreseeable future.

Much of this is surely sensible – commissioners of services should specify what they want to achieve in terms of outcomes and pay people on the basis of their ability to deliver these.

Anyway, Mr Osborne is surely sensible enough to realise that he erred in proposing to make such large and rapid cuts to the incomes of low paid workers, without giving the opportunity for pay rises and other tax changes to cushion these changes over time.

If Lord Sainsbury, former science minister and serious philanthropist, feels a takeover would "deal a devastating blow to our profile in the pharmaceutical area, which I think is going to be critical in the next 30 years," it is surely sensible to explore his fears.

It is surely sensible to facilitate novelty and innovation in the educational experiences on offer in the UK but we do have to be wary of unintended effects on the sector, particularly since the bill reduces the threshold requirements to be met by new providers wishing to acquire the title of university and the right to award degrees.

However, if game theory is regarded as an explanatory and/or normative theory of strategic reasoning, this seems to be leaving something out: surely sensible players with perfect information would converge on s1-t1?

This is surely a sensible choice.

Surely any sensible fish would fling itself into his net, lured by sheer charisma alone.

Surely a sensible and admirable guy like Grégoire can see that?

Well, it is a crisis, but one that he will surely be sensible enough to ignore.

On the other hand, if the customer feels aggrieved surely the sensible course is to grant its wish on how the affair should be investigated.